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***MAG-ISA DIALOG CONTEST***

kyupol

on May 22, 2011

@mmm bacon0, ghostrunner - thanks for commenting.

@Walrus - keep the movie recommends coming, man. Much appreciated. Though its very likely I wont have the time to watch em as I grind my head too much in non-fiction. lol

@Asbin - I dunno man… I think the head is fine. Crit appreciated though. Keep em coming.

@Sariling Mundo - I remember a pastor tell me this: "Stop freaking out over the end of the world. Worry more about the end of your life. Are you saved or not?" And thats it right there. I stopped freaking out back in 1998… the end of the world according to Nostradamus or something. lol

Now how about this "end of the world" scenario? Satanic super soldiers get awakened and they start mass shootings, bombings, assassinations, etc. There will be complete chaos as a worldwide great revolt will happen which will usher in the Anti-Christ (pope? Head of EU? who knows?).

The anti-christ will appear to the world stage as some very charismatic and intelligent figure who can perform supernatural miracles which will unify the planet as a result because every religion will believe he is their messiah.

And this is gonna happen within 7-9 years. Now what do you think about that?

@Quicksilver - yet another doctoral dissertation post. Sorry I may not be able to respond as detailed as you but here goes…

1) Should money be in hands of elected representatives?
- Yes you're right. Elected representatives dont mean they're wiser just because they are elected by the people. However… at least they are accountable to the people and when the people demand something, they would be more likely to obey the will of the people who voted them because they know that if they dont follow the will of the people, they wont win the next election.

Putting the money supply in the hands of private bankers… which cannot be audited by the elected representatives… has only caused pain and misery.

Check this out:
http://www.auditthefed.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/AF-Fact-Sheet.pdf

2) Re: Psychology

How can you be sure that anti-depressants really work better than placebos? If anything, psychology tends to be an inexact science thats why it tends to get criticized by other scientists who can provide empirical measurable data like chemistry, biology, etc. Perhaps it could be your BELIEF in the antidepressant that cured you?

Hypnotherapy tends to have a higher success rate perhaps because… the hypnotherapists are generally better salespeople than the psychiatrists? You know, they do a better job in convincing clients how they can help them… given their skill set. Hypnosis to a great extent, relies alot on the placebo effect.

http://www.srmhp.org/0201/media-watch.html

3) Re: Hypnosis

There's two different schools of thought within the field of Hypnosis. a) Everything is hypnosis b) There is no such thing as hypnosis

At this point, both camps seem to present very valid arguments but personally, I'm leaning more towards "a" because it rings closer to personal experience. So yes. I lean towards how every conversation tends to be a form of hypnosis in action. Everything from the preacher to the politician to even human relationship dynamics.

This is why these days I tend to be more cynical about relationships. Because I understand that attraction in of it itself requires eye fixation and relaxation – two critical components for a hypnotic induction to work.

4) Re: Surveillance
You expect children to learn to differentiate legitimate and unjust surveillance? Have you thought of how that can be worked around with by little loop holes in the laws such that everything becomes "legitimate surveillance"?

Case in point: TSA. (total sexual abusers aka transport security administration) Lots of violations to the 4th amendment as they try to legitimize their actions via color of law